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# Shopify Filter Commands

This set of commands allows you to use keywords to filter the notifications you receive for specific Shopify sites. All available commands can be viewed using: !m help shopify

## Adding a Shopify filter

Use this command to add the keywords you would like to use to filter the new items and restock notifications you receive. To add a Shopify filter you need to use the `shopify filter add` command. This command requires the base URL of the Shopify store you would like to add a filter for and at least one positive or negative keyword. Example:

```
!m shopify filter add https://zulusgames.com/ +pokemon -booster
```

Now for any new items from Zulusgames to be notified, the title of the item will need to contain the word `pokemon` and it cannot contain the word `booster`.

{% hint style="info" %}
To learn how positive and negative keywords work visit [Title Pinger Commands](/keyword-pingers/title-pinger-commands.md#positive-and-negative-keywords-explained)
{% endhint %}

## Removing a Shopify filter

Use this command to remove a filter. To remove a Shopify filter you need to use the `shopify filter remove` command. This command requires the base URL of the Shopify store that you would like to remove the filter for and the ID of the filter that you would like to remove. Example:

```
!m shopify filter remove https://zulusgames.com/ 1
```

## View added Shopify filters

You can view a list of all the Shopify filters you have set for a certain Shopify store using the `shopify filters running` command. This command only requires the base URL of the Shopify store that you would like to view your added filters for. Example:

```
!m shopify filter running https://zulusgames.com/
```